Mr. and Mrs Norman Lee Wilk

Mr. and Mrs Norman Lee Wilk inson Jr . of Kansas City. Mo., were stricken with polio, several weeks ago. It necessitated hos pitalization. Fortunately, Mrs. Wilkinson's father Dr. Snyder Was on the start at the State Medical Center, where polio pat ients are treated and rushed them there while the discs' e was in the first stage Both are re cuperatin'.' nicely and'hath open dismissed frtm the hospital. Miss Annette Flynn, hemerly of Glendale, received a "njitionn! scholarship" which pay- till her tuition for two year;, at Wesle yan College. W. V i . for high scholastic achievement through high school Her brother, lie Rev Daniel Hvnn. instruct.!' of Re ligious Kducnt on t > the 83 min isteriu! student at Weslevaa Col lege. ^ inuitia Rtjz c Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harris and Mr. H. W Harris left $unday for a weeks visit in Miami. Fla. S-2 Franklin Ragland, now sta tioned at Portsmouth is spending a 13-day leave with, his parents. Mr and Mrs Eliiah Ragland. Mr and Mrs Ernest Wynn have returned to their home, in Roa noke, after spend-in; severtll days with relatives here Mr. and Mrs. Allie Dolan had as their holiday gue t ■ James Roberts, of Richm nd Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ford and Geoi.a Corn ner. of Bedford, and Mr. and Mrs. Walker Robertson and family, of Lynchburg Visitors > f Mr and Mi •. T .1 Wright. Christmas Day. were Garland Miles. Peggy Lewis. Grace Wright. Mr. and Mrs. II. C Harvey and daughter. Anna and Richard Harvey, of Lynch burg. Mr and Mrs I.. M. Wright and family, of Buckingham. Rus sell Stinnette. of Alexandria. Shirley Wright, of Farmville, and Mis and Mrs B M. Writ-'lit and John Garnett of Farmville, hasn't been too well lately, and j many of his relative- out tin I way called on him and Mrs. Gar nett during the holiday;